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Chicken Patty · Apr 23, 2009

Naekuh said:
975

wasnt it 965 though? or is that new for the D0 Stepping???

Naekuh · Apr 23, 2009

Chicken Patty said:
wasnt it 965 though? or is that new for the D0 Stepping???

heh look at processor name in eleet bro.

It says 975 and yes its the D0 stepping. :nutkick:

Chicken Patty · Apr 23, 2009

Naekuh said:
heh look at processor name in eleet bro.

It says 975 and yes its the D0 stepping.

i know but weird. that I know off the intel line up for i7 was 920,94, and 965 EE right? Thats what I dont get, where did the 975 come out of.

hoss331 · Apr 23, 2009

Surprised you havent heard about the 975, they also have a 950 coming out.

Chicken Patty · Apr 23, 2009

hoss331 said:
Surprised you havent heard about the 975, they also have a 950 coming out.

really havent been keeping up with the news and new hardware bro. So whats up with this 975?

Assassin48 · Apr 23, 2009

Chicken Patty said:
really havent been keeping up with the news and new hardware bro. So whats up with this 975?

not bad

a $1000+ cpu wow!

thats probably how much my entire amd setup cost not including wc

CP did you pull the trigger on the 955?

Naekuh · Apr 23, 2009

Chicken Patty said:
really havent been keeping up with the news and new hardware bro. So whats up with this 975?

stepping revision.

As for overclocking ability, some say its better, other say its the same.

I honestly think they clock better.

I have a 965 as well.

Chicken Patty · Apr 23, 2009

Assassin48 said:
not bad

a $1000+ cpu wow!

thats probably how much my entire amd setup cost not including wc

CP did you pull the trigger on the 955?

nope, i sold the AMD rig dude

Chicken Patty · Apr 23, 2009

Naekuh said:
stepping revision.

As for overclocking ability, some say its better, other say its the same.

I honestly think they clock better.

I have a 965 as well.

interesting, thanks for the feedback

I might get my hands a D0 920 later on, for now I dont think the slight improvement justifies spending the money on a CPU again.

What are you cooling the 975 with?

Naekuh · Apr 24, 2009

Chicken Patty said:
interesting, thanks for the feedback I might get my hands a D0 920 later on, for now I dont think the slight improvement justifies spending the money on a CPU again.

What are you cooling the 975 with?

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showpost.php?p=3744268&postcount=219

should sum it up instead of me spaming pictures on this thread. :roll:

Chicken Patty · Apr 24, 2009

Naekuh said:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showpost.php?p=3744268&postcount=219

should sum it up instead of me spaming pictures on this thread.

is that two cases together or I dont know it looks wierd. The setup looks good though. you have two rads sandwiched?

Chicken Patty · Apr 24, 2009

ok, whos going to volunteer for the first Phenom II 955 to post a run on here

Naekuh · Apr 24, 2009

Chicken Patty said:
is that two cases together or I dont know it looks wierd. The setup looks good though. you have two rads sandwiched?

its a MM + Pedistool.

Chicken Patty · Apr 24, 2009

Naekuh said:
its a MM + Pedistool.

gotcha. nice setup though :toast:

chuck216 · Apr 24, 2009

Here's my new Phenom II 940 @ 3.5 Ghz

Chicken Patty · Apr 24, 2009

chuck216 said:
Here's my new Phenom II 940 @ 3.5 Ghz

updated, very good run chuck :toast:

chuck216 · Apr 25, 2009

Thanks CP, I'd like to be able to test it at a higher overclock but my current motherboard won't let me adjust the vcore any higher.

Well rather the v-core voltage when set to "Auto" is actually higher than the BIOS range maximum so no voltage tweaking for stability, and a 18x multiplier blue screens during a prime95 stress test. So not stable enough for me.

But still considering the fact that according to Asus my motherboard doesn't support the Phenom II , 3.5 Ghz on it is a nice accomplishment I think :laugh:

Chicken Patty · Apr 25, 2009

chuck216 said:
Thanks CP, I'd like to be able to test it at a higher overclock but my current motherboard won't let me adjust the vcore any higher.

Well rather the v-core voltage when set to "Auto" is actually higher than the BIOS range maximum so no voltage tweaking for stability, and a 18x multiplier blue screens during a prime95 stress test. So not stable enough for me.

But still considering the fact that according to Asus my motherboard doesn't support the Phenom II , 3.5 Ghz on it is a nice accomplishment I think

even with a BIOS update it doesn't support it? However, in this case looks like it is supporting it :laugh:

chuck216 · Apr 25, 2009

Chicken Patty said:
even with a BIOS update it doesn't support it? However, in this case looks like it is supporting it

Well it's a case of the board at one time had 125W TDP support then Asus decided to call it a "Green" motherboard for 95W and lower processors. The whole energy saving thing.
I have the latest BIOS, which is actually what lets me use this chip. not being able to manually up the voltage any further is the only drawback, it performs great.

Chicken Patty · Apr 25, 2009

chuck216 said:
Well it's a case of the board at one time had 125W TDP support then Asus decided to call it a "Green" motherboard for 95W and lower processors. The whole energy saving thing.
I have the latest BIOS, which is actually what lets me use this chip. not being able to manually up the voltage any further is the only drawback, it performs great.

I get you, so your board doesn't have any voltage control??? at least for the cpu?

chuck216 · Apr 25, 2009

it does but the manual setting range is 0.8000 to 1.175 which is quite a bit below the 1.36 that Auto sets for the cpu voltage

Chicken Patty · Apr 25, 2009

chuck216 said:
it does but the manual setting range is 0.8000 to 1.175 which is quite a bit below the 1.36 that Auto sets for the cpu voltage

wow thats not good. So you are doing 3.5 Ghz basically at just over default voltage. Thats not bad at all let me tell you! :toast:

chuck216 · Apr 25, 2009

Chicken Patty said:
wow thats not good. So you are doing 3.5 Ghz basically at just over default voltage. Thats not bad at all let me tell you!

Yep, not bad at all for a 2 year old motherboard. I plan on buying a newer 790 based board eventually but since this one runs the PII at 3.5 nice and stable, no real hurry.

Chicken Patty · Apr 25, 2009

chuck216 said:
Yep, not bad at all for a 2 year old motherboard. I plan on buying a newer 790 based board eventually but since this one runs the PII at 3.5 nice and stable, no real hurry.

I wouldn't be in a hurry neither. 3.5 Ghz is a nice conservative overclock, especially with no added voltage

chuck216 · Apr 26, 2009

Decided to see what would happen if I upped my memory speed, not much of an increase in score but still one anyway: PC5300 @ PC6400 speed

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Power Supply	Seasonic Vertex GX-1200, 1200W 80+ Gold, ATX 3.0
Software	Windows 11 Pro

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Case	Phanteks NV7
Power Supply	Seasonic Vertex GX-1200, 1200W 80+ Gold, ATX 3.0
Software	Windows 11 Pro

Processor	Q9650
Motherboard	EP45T UD3P
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